Raohe Night Market is one of Taipei’s most iconic food spots — but where do you start once you’re there? This local guide breaks down the must-try street eats, the best times to go, and how to skip the overwhelm (with insider tips, EasyCard advice, and even food tour recs).

Discover the creative heart of Kaohsiung at Pier 2 Art Center — a vibrant hub of street art, exhibitions, and quirky sculptures.

Step into the past at Yide Mansion, a hidden gem in Taichung that blends Minnan and Japanese architecture. Once a wealthy merchant’s home and now a cultural retreat, this historic mansion offers a peek into Taiwan’s past with its stunning courtyards, tea rooms, and vintage charm.

Ready to climb your way to breathtaking views and ancient wonders? Explore Marble Mountain in Da Nang, where mystical caves glow with Buddha statues, and ancient pagodas sit atop limestone peaks.

Visiting Barcelona for the first time? Don’t miss Gaudí’s legendary La Sagrada Família — yes, it’s still under construction (since 1882!) and yes, it’s totally worth it.

Hidden just off Jiufen Old Street, Shengping Theater is Taiwan’s oldest surviving movie house — & yes, it’s free to enter. Whether you’re into history, film, or just looking for something beyond the food stalls, this nostalgic gem is totally worth the stop. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.

Lose yourself in lush greenery, explore ancient history, and find peace in the Japanese zen garden at Taipei Botanical Garden.

Discover the brilliance of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. From its majestic archway to its historical significance, this iconic landmark offers a peaceful retreat with a deep cultural legacy.

Looking for a peaceful spot to stroll, bike, or snap photos? Fazi Riverway in Taichung offers stunning views, including the iconic “TAICHUNG” landmark sign! 🚴‍♂️🌅